

Browsers that did implement it didn't do so.

I suggest creating an option to select 'Body' as plain text. When I setup a flow to do so, the cells include HTML tags. There is no closing tag, since everything after it is considered raw text. My goal was to filter text from incoming HTML formatted e-mails and post the result into excel as plain text.
For example, I use angularjs and typically you bind things using ng-bind="somePlainText" but if you have html you instead use ng-bind-html="someHtmlText" TheChange the message format for all messages you send. Rather than switch from html back to plain text, keep using the rich html. Under Compose messages, in the Compose messages in this format list, click HTML, Plain Text, or Rich Text. You'll need to customize the format using rules to swap html tags with what you want to be displayed instead of those tags. "Rich Text" = unordered lists, heading tags, bold font, italics,, etc. "Plain Text" = no formatting, just letters, numbers, special characters, carriage returns, etc. There's nothing it could infer automatically. Under the Format Text, you will get an option to toggle between HTML text, plain text, and Rich text. I suppose you could do a search/replace for something like and swap it with " - " or " >" or whatever, but that format is completely custom. Let’s start by taking a quick look at the differences between plain text emails and HTML emails. If you want to change the email format to HTML to a particular email only, please follow the below steps while sending that email from your Outlook: Click on New message in your Outlook to draft the email. This would leave you with two spaces between some words, but would also solve the 'missing spaces' problem I mentioned above. (2) Replace all text that matches the HTML tag pattern above with a single space.
If you think about it, how would such bullets be represented in "plain text". Im sure this isnt all-inclusive, but this is how I would start: (1) Replace alland
tags with newLine characters n.
Unfortunately the way "bullets" and other formatting are added to the Rich Text field are via HTML.
